
A Globally Recognized Deep-Tech Company Developing Robotics and AI: We are a rare, cutting-edge technology venture based in Osaka, Japan, known for integrating robotics and AI to create customized solutions tailored to specific industry needs. Our technologies have been adopted by over 100 leading organizations across sectors such as construction, disaster response, infrastructure, railways, electric power, automotive, heavy industry, steel, maritime, and healthcare. Trusted for our problem-solving capabilities, we have earned a strong reputation across diverse industries. Prestigious institutions, including MIT, have visited us to study our advanced technologies.

We are a company dedicated to the social implementation of molecular simulation technologies developed in the Washizu Laboratory at the University of Hyogo. Our office is located on the University of Hyogo campus in Kobe’s Port Island, adjacent to the supercomputer Fugaku. We currently provide analysis and R&D support using large-scale molecular simulations, and we are also developing a molecular–fluid coupled simulator as well as mesoscale simulators for material surfaces based on particle methods.

A drug discovery venture tackling next-generation cancer treatment using marine-derived compounds that improve tumor hypoxia while minimizing side effects. Already commercialized as veterinary medicine, it supports the lives of both humans and pets.

Based on our microwave chemical technology platform, we provide comprehensive services from chemical process R&D to scale-up and implementation engineering.

Based on advanced AI technology developed at Kyoto University, we provide services that visualize and predict physical, mental, and psychological states. At its core are two technologies: “Physical and Mental State Prediction Technology through Environmental Factor Analysis” developed by Associate Professor Tsutomu Nishimura of Kyoto University Hospital, and “Psychological State Estimation Technology using Natural Language Processing AI” developed by Assistant Professor Takuya Mori and Associate Professor Nishimura. We deploy AI solutions that estimate loneliness and happiness from text information, enable early detection of risks for school refusal and social withdrawal, and propose optimal support tailored to individual circumstances.